Q) Most common site of LN metastasis in oropharyngeal carcinoma is
a) Level 2
B) Level 3
C) Level 4
D) Level 5
MCH NEET SS Online Preparation
Q) Most common site of LN metastasis in oropharyngeal carcinoma is
a) Level 2
B) Level 3
C) Level 4
D) Level 5
Q ) One of the following is not an indication for small bowel transplant
a) Impensing liver failure by PNALD
b) Multiple thromboses of central veins
c) Single episode of catheter-related infection requiring hospitalization in any year
d) single episode of fungal line infection
Q) False about diverticular disease of colon is
a) 10-20% of all diverticular disease of colon develop symptoms. Rest remain asymptomatic
b) Low fiber diet is implicated in etiology
c) Sigmoidoscopy is useful tool for evaluation of diverticulitis
d) Elective colectomy in uncomplicated diverticulitis is rare and forms only 1% of cases with diverticular disease
Q) False statement about management of cancer rectum
a) Relative to ERUS, pelvic MRI is more accurate in its ability to detect lymph node involvement
b) Rectal cancers located in the upper third of the rectum are exempt from neoadjuvant treatment.
c) TME is typically performed 2-3 weeks after completion of CRT before fibrosis develop
d) ERAS include early mobilization, transition to oral pain control, and resumption of oral food intake
Q) What should be the resection margin in 2 mm thick melanoma?
a) .5 cm
b) 1 cm
c) 2 cm
d) 2.5 cm
# Questions NEET SS onco Surgery
Q) Not true about GB malignancy
A. 80 percent of porcelain gall bladder predispose to malignancy
B. Untreated advanced CA GB median survival is 2-5 months
C. Stippled calcification of mucosa has higher risk of malignancy than diffuse intramural calcification
D. More than 75 percent of CA gall bladder has history of cholelithiasis
Q) MC complication of kochs continent ileostomy (JIPMER)
a)Nipple valve retraction
b)Necrosis
c)Pouchitis
d)Obstruction
Q.Treatment regimen for RT in Head & Neck SCC
A. Concurrent
B. Adjuvant
C .Neoadjuvant
D. Sequential